RapidTee Golf becomes official tee time platform for Georgia State Golf Association

RapidTee Golf has been named the official tee time platform of the Georgia State Golf Association, giving members a new way to find and book tee times across Georgia. The deal also aims to help member clubs fill cancellations, attract new golfers and better monetize empty inventory.

Why it matters: - The partnership gives GSGA members faster access to tee times at member clubs across Georgia. - The agreement is also designed to help course operators fill last-minute openings that would otherwise go unsold. - RapidTee’s platform can help clubs attract new golfers without changing how they already operate.

What happened: - RapidTee Golf announced on September 29, 2026, that it is now the official tee time platform of the Georgia State Golf Association. - GSGA members can use RapidTee to browse tee times at member clubs and set preferences for instant alerts when matching tee times open up. - The service is available to GSGA members as a member benefit through the MyGSGA mobile app.

The details: - RapidTee is a tee time discovery and notification platform for golfers and golf course operators. - The platform highlights last-minute cancellations at in-demand courses that can be difficult to book. - RapidTee integrates with most existing tee sheets. - The platform is offered to course operators at no cost, with no upfront investment required. - RapidTee says the system can increase incremental traffic, bring in new visitors and provide data insights that support operational efficiency and incremental revenue. - David Claroni, RapidTee cofounder and CEO, said the company wants to give Georgia golfers an edge in finding prime tee times and help member clubs put more rounds into play. - Matt Vanderpool, GSGA CEO, said the partnership supports GSGA’s mission of serving Georgia golfers and improving access to the game. - RapidTee says its platform is already an official tee time partner of several other state and regional golf associations, including the Florida State Golf Association, Metropolitan Golf Association, Golf Association of Philadelphia, Iowa Golf, Nebraska Golf, Tennessee Golf and Miami Valley Golf. - RapidTee says member golfers can browse tee times at thousands of courses nationwide.

Between the lines: - The deal gives RapidTee another association partnership and deeper reach inside Georgia’s golf market. - The structure of the partnership suggests a two-sided pitch: convenience for golfers and better inventory management for clubs. - GSGA’s involvement indicates the association sees tee-time access as part of member value, not just an operational feature.

What's next: - RapidTee and GSGA said they want to expand value for golfers and course operators across Georgia. - The practical test will be whether the platform helps members secure more desirable tee times and helps clubs convert more empty inventory into played rounds. - RapidTee also points users to rapidteegolf.com for more information.

The bottom line: - RapidTee’s new GSGA deal ties tee-time access, member benefits and course-fill economics into one platform.